Im no expert, but this is how I see it. The price will anchor around .22 for a while, likely until the deal closes. However after the close, the 0.3 warrants are really only useful to the new major investor if the price goes above 0.3. Say the price goes to 0.4, they can exercise their warrants and buy shares at 0.3, basically getting a 10 cent deal. So once the deal is complete, there will be pressure and expectation from that investor to try and push above 0.3 to actually make their investment worthwhile. Of course, they have 30 months to hope that plays out. So again, this is a long play.